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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

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.,... .,d Inno diseases No psrson
'D !, w;thout Immediate re,;ef
u 'r4 s.... w;,l re,;eve ,nv ease and
- -, n tho d.tv NJ al, druoo;st.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

H nuYERs' GUIDE =
hssna1 Sept. a,l1 March,
eneh yAsxs ~ 3S& peeses
~ ! ny tnchea,yvteh ever
400 illustrattons :
WSsls Picture aeuesys
GIVES wholesale EEseee
.srs~sa q eo,,swmsers IN an Gsees ~
rsr.vnal o. 1AnAly -. Tells ~ IN
srasr, Al gAvss enact 800 e ess1y
srsnr rcu -, ct, arinks Hsass -
nave m Will. Theee Inv - es.1sSs
D0OKs esntaan hnferMasesn ~
fron ths una<hste e ~ ~ n. - ~
Sress vpon rsssipe q 10 ca. - eess,y
srr~nee - Railing. Let ~ Near 10.
veI- ResPsstfallys
MONTGOMERY WARD = GO.
~ = Ss0 Wabaah Aveaus. UAlcAxa' -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

MIL more money than ct anything else BY
taking an agency for the bset selling
s Soas ri F ss Sns,: s as sssS oG:
o.. Porslsnd. Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

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A. n. 1857. at the hour Of u NJ, en- SAID day.
l will sell all the right, title and interest Of
said Bullionville smelling Company, In and 70
the above desc ibed property, ct tho Front
Door Of the Court House in the town Of Phoebe.
said County and State. ct Pubic Auction, fol
Cash In hand 70 the highest and best bidder, q
satisfy said order Of sale and all costs.
B. d. TURNER, Sheriff.
BY 3. D. Smith. Deputy sheriff. suv20-h
rOsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is hereby postponed unit
Tuesday the Goth day Of September, A. D 1851
to take place At the came hour and place abov'
named.
E. D. TURNER. Sheriff.
By 8. d. Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15
REQUFsT From SEATTLE.
The Cutser near Cannot he
sent - Puget ssnna.


6Ag En&ncmua. Nov. IA Wash.
InRten gpeolal % TIE knxmingr Eagss
Ihe Treasury Depaxtmenl hnn rnoolga1
4 teleQraphie reQus1s fron s1me Ell
nsn1 of Ssallls. W. T.. azkina taat ihe
reEanna marine huEsnn Be insaEuo1ed e
ezoeg The revenue cutter naAR % RuRst
Sound 10 aauiak thn enAtar Wnlou,a fn
rfeeecllnE oomnsFoa and % forth n the
Straits of Eaoa, allaaine that Ne Vel.
cot eanna1 enthusiastically pezfoEm that
service anni1sd. In To- ahaenus of ang
letter or further exp1analiaa tha dapaRl-
OF TIE EUVenue mAEian baeenn wEuta q
o1defed % that service e he waa IN
osEko.nR ropaifs - san Efaneisoo. Be-
sides thai the epploplinlsun fos lne
uaaintannnss ok sha Bear D n1e nuano.
TENT % keep her IN commiHxlnn al the
year around, and the amannem Of lhe
appropriation shows that Oonzress only
In1endst her - b IN active service der.
ing the summsE. A. = matter Of fact
tie treasury Department b with
out authority b ehanQe The
st&iions of the Fsvsnns cutters
nxeepf IN the cess Of emaRnenoy. Oon-
RfeG appropKialea q certain amounf for
eash cutter. and ID doing % she apooi.
aoally states the crulain0 ground thai
The vessel shals cover. II Ga exsga vea-
BEL ID needed Oonnrega win have 10 an.
pFopriate for Il unless lha Department
shoosea 10 take The initiative and 90 far
L has nothine before h 10 zhow that tbe
Wolcolt cannot properly perform che
service expectod Of i.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

4. Q. HATCH . conERARx, RmomFmKNx npoon
naokKnas coMRExnHD 10 sunRHMn.
NKv Yoax, Nov. it.-A rrominsnl
eeaf opeRatsF. A. :. Hatch, has snspeni.
q. He vas once prosldant al ihe
stock Exchange. He waa caught ahnrl
0t Reading and che hoom "a tkal qlneh
forced him 10 the wall.
he tallnre 0f A. y. Hatch 4 %, waa
9 decided surprise 10 the street but ore
ated no excltsmons whatever, a Hslch
vas one Of The most promluenl figures
On the Exchange. Ibis Il she fhira
ame he has bean forced 10 Un5Dend'
1no nfm DID an immense bnnlnaas ans
Waa understood 30 hnys had aoue LARGE
enetomer1. For some time bach. hnWl.
ever, Hatch kas been operating % 4
short maEkel.
Mr.. Hatch makes the fnllouinp aaatn.
mans have made m anBlQnman1 Ia
=. =. Ohiitenden foF the hanefli OF ~
eRedIioEs. There are no oulsiandina
enntraois On the atoek Rxohanre.
can Riye no statement, not even founh
one, OF the aa9ets and llahIIla.es,w
% t1o asreet u wna aatimhted lhna
tne nfm,e liabilities would nnpuut -
tl.Uooo0. one of The prominent fsat.
ures Of A. 3. Hatoh's okarnesaF Va ia
Lendne.s Of missionary work. He
foauded tne Cttmofne mission ana g.
sIatsd DERRY aoAuley and other eVnnas-
llats N Every possible way. The AZ
signee thinks that the firfn wlli s. 49,
% pay IN full.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

cEAlnm xzAT xHn nuEEInn Ram uAa
nn1ouHn.
PonxEAxD, Nov. I&-l6posiall-Ths
British bark Eeelefeohan has been llbal
ed By J. N. Knowles for q claim Of
$500, and tbe vessel b now lying as
Astoria b custody Of Abe United States
marshal. The libellant Is the master of
the steamboat Donald. aud alleeos that
be pulled the Eoolefeohan Of the sands
Ia the Columbia river Opposite Astoria,
whare she had Rone Aersund, and or
nerts that the service thus rendered vas
Of Che reasonable value of 5000.
john DoW, master OF she Eeeleleohan.
replies 70 the libel at length. He DE-
clares that the ghiP whan On the sands
vas In no danger and nos II need Of
any aid from the steamboat Donald I;
thst the services OF the latter were Ia
no Way sought b him, bat requested b.
the captain q The Ookiahana, which
had the Eoolsfeehan n lou q the time
che grounded. He further says thns
the Donald Was nol a WORK more than
fifteen minutes and the services rem
dered we're not worth more than so.
He bad, however, without preindiee 70
bic rights, offered Captain Knowles
$500, which had been refused.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

Kais Fleld has hniahed her merIas II
Gestures IN aan Franchises.
An unknoyn IahoEing maa wau Killed
g sailroad saeiDs to Loa Aneelss "a
Sunday.
George Layton. Of Rrssns, ualilosnia.
shol himaslf banday morniRa and diea
iR the afternoon.
The nsxt annnal ec1vsntlon az a.
National B6aaaiional Ae1ocia1lon Ma
ee held II Aan Franchises.
The Seventh Dag Adxantinsr ass
h0lainG their fRenAy. aixfh annmat Rsns-
fAi confeEenos Ia Onkiand.
euERson osnsFal Hanfllon seoon-
mends the e1lablishmont 81 4 onaran-
tine siatioa tn San Tsansinoo bay.
1ba Unllsd States sisamship Aanma.
wAioh has been a HonoinFn f1r several
months, has heen dispaishad % Bamoa.
Mrs. Tssrones swesnsy. 81 aalt f.ahs
Olty, = u eaatody o. Z shafQa 81 ~
temptlna % poison her kashand vita
RAJ polson.
8snGtoF Vance while suf ridiua Ia
Aaheviile, NO. 90 HntnFdsy waa shFown
out, rsoeislnR q enf % hia head utiet :
severe bui Bos dangerous.
The follosiDR psnsioss bass hssa
gfansecs Mexio4n eaF-~ Washington
Iersilofts Samuel Ready, Taeon1as
DsiaEieh BshFsna, ksckford.
The manaesEn of he laafias slearino
housss II sAs Unltsd ssatss rspsrf fhs
lslai efoss exchanges for ths week 90.
lng hcsembsE n, 1881, 20 b ego3 6so.
- destsase cf - psr esnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

AnnzvAL o. zEH EEnEz.-The steam
ship Georvs ". Ridar arrived fron sas
Frsscisso 81 28o o'oiosk this mornina.
ahe bRuaehs - pasasuRsrs, aisiFibuisd
fbus Fina1Fia q, FoEt Townosnd 10,
geaaale "a Tmeoma 3. HeR cargo cum-
rtr9nd AZ 12a8 tons. IS tona ~ whfek
- fax SsaffIe. Cap9Ain AnklsT -
pgrfn heAxY wsstsxIg saelIR o. Esl-
rrSag ~ nsxr3o1 aWag heE fcFntenaall.
ne Wlll eual keEo. HeF eatwnHf SsFao
VIII oauszzl pEfnoirnfig 20 "a fFnzn
Alakkas awnittnR Shipwsni a PsFs
T0wnnsn4
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casa CoWTHngKm.

CLARA DEELx nc DONALD roc III 10
APPRAn N COURT.
San RAAnezsoo, Nov. l&.-MFa. Cara
Belle Mcdonald VS. too III 70 appoaR in
the police eoukt this morning 10 answer
10 NE charges Of forgery, and the case
vas continusd tlil tomorrow.
Sheriff Dey, Of Placer county, ar.
rested Seneca eualm at Collar on the
ieIaeFaphlc request Of Chlaf Of Polioe
Crowley and brooghi him 70 this city
respondent of The MoDonald divorce
suia and is charged with being an 40
esssoIy 70 The alleged forgery of stock
aarfffaafoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15
TRE GRIN TRAeEDY.
Last sesns In ne Great o.
jeet K.esssn-



CMnuano. Nos. l1r-E Eisslana ,nnlla asssr
aarth. I've uEseea, soulIeza nraBss. 6ee-
ina q osat1 e. % she one great being
Tor WHOM al0ua theEe c1n b 20 lRW,
foaEd hldlne p.1ee .eni9ht y the
anEkHeEz, nf Ran1t 6nanlats ap9t en- tha
Garros were symbols Of axEsmpled De-
struotloa % Isl thsg waEe the I've dead
enarchi11a = Sptea EaKaoD8, Fischer.
EnEel and L11is Linkk. ksonably half
3 zIiilign people IN ths city ef lh1iR ter
lioDs foF The Gnai aiaht ts the tomb.
formed In pfqesasion and followed the
peoplo we're present. IN The barsst, emp
slsss graveyard aei.sena % Chleeac,
Whsn the coxpzes 90 last we're hidden.
3 cry OF sIhkottle the iaw. iaeoompanied
ne uosds npoksn aftes ihs nss lifslen
bodiss.
Il wa alusosf 70 9 asuuad. tie exact
tine that, foxty-elaht houxs pguvioaa,
eonnRa6oE, that today me hlAck9s1 Of
L1444+4 041W ~ = 40 l&A1k u III ko16-
tiVss. More psouliaF still was the feet
that The heaFss waa just ready 10 starr
at the precise moment corresponding
10 The anu1uneemsnt q the RaIioWa
THAI Epies had ceased 20 live. This was
the beainninR Of 'ths obsequiea. The
scsna Waa et the extreme northwestern
corner of TIE city, and the Eoate taken
fessmbled nothing 90 much as q mon
etes black make, stretching right 10 The
eent1F ef Chicago, and pTotxudlng out
end beyond The southwest angle. Ser
Red lines of blaokness weFe formed Of
human boin9a wedged teaether into al
moa1 q single oonfinu0us whole. On
from Hilwankee avenue lived the Eela-
tiyss Of Spies. In q litile oasis Of well-
t0-do Americans and Germans, while
he others enkombed today had places
of abode scattered along 81 intervals Of
Eve oF eix blooks, oloss 20 the same
thorouahfaFe, bnt In the midst of The
nest ignorant and unccuth classes Of
OhioARo,s foreign-born population.
About 1000 persons, mOg1 OF them !
bsiRhboFs Of Spies. we're conafeRated on
tie street and Sidewalks Of the block IN
which Spiss lived when the time ar
rived foR departure to the other houses
ghere the anarchists bodies lay. A
constant stream Of mouEmefs or e1Fiens
aiaht-aseFs had been since almost day
llaht pouring through she baildinR and
The tfvia remains OF gaEina 81 |
Ne weeping relatives.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

SECOND THAI on MEEE1onAlnn monnow
-NonTREx aTfLL not aEnxEAoED.
San FnAncEsoo, New. M-A second
trial of Robert =. Morrow, On chzrgs
Of Jerry bgibinR, Was oontinned this
mnFninR until tomorrow, and aFeunsnt
90 the motion for change Of venua vas
resumed and occupied all The morning
session Of eonFt- No dfolslon was
reached.
The sentences of Frenk I. Northey,
the convicted Jury bElbeF, vas oon-
iiDued for one week today, aa she prcEe-
eulina attorneys stated that they de-.
sired 70 uss NoTthey as q witneaa u the
seesnd trial Of Robert ,. Morrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

Los AnoMLMa. New. iA.-The trial Of
W.W. Williams. the man who murdered
as wife on August 1Elh Cor taking her
little girl % tbs thoAteE aaaingt bis
wishes, beQAn this unerninR. The ~
markabls feature % Tar 4 thai Williams
Il practically conducting bis own de-
Tense, challenaina imFuEa, while his
lawyer seems mere hRufehead.
AFFnsgnea fsF nurasr.
eAN FRkuuzEoo, Nov. a. John a.
Dimmig Was arfaianed 10 The polics
eauFt this morning % 3 charge Of mar
aefiua HsnRy Bsnhayun, and tka ease
was continued uniil Wednesday.
Fees Disaliswed.
PoaTLAnp, Nov. 1l.-[Spsoiai l--Tbs
claims Of PFefeasox W. b. Rang Of
California, and John Manian Of San
Francisco, for fees and mileage In con-
ina 10 Portland to testify in she bogus
bnfter case against Ww. DunbaF, Q
apmmiasi0n neFchant Of this city,
anaouniina TO nearly $500 ueFa to6ay
disan0uod b. Judge Oaiiin Of ne
eounsy court On tbs RFoand thsA The
claimants wsre not properly a1broD1aed
% attend the trial, and thai the ne
sounis aose N eli Fespesia informed.
Raueh Bean1 oysE.
WArEA WAEzA, Nov. iA.--ispesiaL -
| Rauoh, he defaulsine 81 tFoaaMEef of
0aT0eld eoanty, bad preliminary AZ
animation before SnstAea Wilson a
Pataha Gig today on . charge 81 em
bskziemens. pfsfefre4 b bis bonda-
men. He Uas bound over 10 TIE sun
Of t1500 10 anawsr bsfose Ne grand
i1ry. Bonda wefs furnished.
GelMsn Rmle BaEamF 4ebbea.
Skn FnAnczn0o. NoE. 1A-~Abo9t {
o'oloak this raoE1fne piafe Riass yin.
dow ID ths Goiden Hnlo Baz1af store %
MaEkss stFes1 was bBokan b. thses men.
A saloon ksspeF sppoGIls vhn ms ~
oniy wines. ssya last afsar tno poles
mnn left tke beat oae cf ths men wniksd
out into The alseet. pi1ksd 40 . larel
eobbls slons. asd aung e at the windsv
whioh uss voEth so. ~ soon ss ~
Glass waa broken tte men Fssbsd 70 thl
window and sacaagdad % aafheTine q
two dnaan watches and an amount d
aflvsrwaFs, sad making "a With fhs
piundes before the u1looa keeper ocuis
dress and give an alarm ssfdcisnt q
have tbnm detained. The amoant oi
plunAsF Will pTobably rsaeh 500.
Aei1sn ~ shap ewnsFss
GAM RnanrEBno, Nov. M.-Ths asors
taFy Of zoe ship Owners Aszoeiaflon al
nounosd tkis afterucca has Tie Assoel
ation uo1id sspd 10 more stssela 70 SIS
Pedro O. San Dieao uatil she azllor'
eoms 10 tssms and better facilities asl
pEovi6ed b he dealers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15
JAPAN BAZAAR.

WE HAVE Jusf ReCGIvED A LARog
aaaortment oi Japanese Fancy ecods.
Glassware, snk HsnaksrchisfA, Emhepiaefiss,
aasesua, nannarn. Grape Hsawis. an kinda OF
carios, Ladies Underwear, uenta' Shirts, tne
feat sse and . seaeFAl line cf ussfal ard
eraaDealAl artioles. fieAss ean And exHmiut
sssr slecs n or nsu store 10 flopkine, Eieclrie
tteha BuEiaiaF, Fruut stsese eeattla. ieie
Lsuln ChunG, manager. h Alene Anthnrinee
- lnenr any lsd4stednesn AeAiaa. - HA1aaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

eiaii.m lhan ans slneE il lhs aliy. Ons
1undGD1 81 ths Iarlsunzia hrnnck
cama next. and then fulfeweA fhe fsa-
t1fe sf 4ha pEneeasinn- Il waa. ne
heal1s q AuEa1l HpieaL Th1rs unrs ne
no4dl1E blaek shines 60 b, buf ~ -
ua1 - covered With aosai sEibulea ihsi
us11lDg el1o ooal1 ho sen. Insiaa uaa
he xl1hly -osEsEed caaAsf. 64andinn uua
IN b1id Eolinf aE1inae - kisnk hRosa.
clolh On tha eesnn was 1hHoun 9 great
a1gh of red aik, Which uas al ths mous
STRIKING becanso ne dowera hnd ben
placed inside 10 futsEfeEa With fhs IDA
q HAVING npiessa beloved eal0Es Shown
% The pnhlie evsn IN hia dealh. The
crowds On the Efrset eoEaaRa eFAned
theis neckH % Rst Rllmpss Of thu
ne moat inapesina 0f ell The hsarnss il
Ne pageant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

fn1ea b - neen a. q ts fnsrrei.,..s -.
Rardlna 1.mmaras istssr. AZ lNe Whssa
Aqa1a Aha xA0 preni1ens ara RrlVa1e
SeorataEy Lamont hash deelirs a. -
kte.1 any 4p9clAl cpiuion Is sha nat =.
VeEioaa sSaries are aanas ~ -, =. =.
tea1co reR4f1ln4 tela dlHssnnoa ~.
ssssn ~ sassuaasy ard tAe e1lnmis.
some aonhs 4 axprssssa AZ A whseh.r
spaska will resign, hua 4 - 49, -
tel4lr kf1 resignation 4 4 lRonrhf -
VII te 1a8peEd dad, thaoeh nrRrfkIE -
Re1al11nt nag tsnaaf hln arclhSF ~.
neA Mary momihs aRo khe oopansls.
ataneF rsceiEed an inSimeflnn thaf L.
eeuld e411<a ne nppoinamenf a rnini9-
kel % Aaelfia. hui tbnl sesaaTive 80
fsd unhsed1d upon bic ear.
voaua EaoM HIM rasnna.
kflands ef Lamar nlnin a haea
proof that 9parka hAa wnRhea q un'fms--
nine Ne ne1Ee1aEg pnlfsiaallY. and fhen.
~ worklna 70 q fepuaallan Ter klmrSlf
- ceamptc1 e th6 hanesl nstfI1r1 -
ne pqoii1 domatn, nooufe IA nnrsinn-
oen Tor tha EI1as p1oeiaanas a. tha han3a
q - nozi nasional dsmssEaiia oon-
On the oshes hnnd, Hpnh's frl.nas
ee1teno that Lamar has bean f1I1nf
= Ne oaEpozaIlou8 analnst tha salllnrs.
sn4 tea, uhen TIE eomntaionHF nors
g. q once he VIII d1para Win hlnNf
wnlan ulll shake the plaaaes from fhe
n1mlniasfatian walls II d stated ihes
ieteer " EeRly 20 tha sscrstarr han
been Tanned b. tha cummisslonor. 80
lnai y vii b made pnhiia tp.morrc~.
rpafka thinks he vast army 81 ratllare
looh upon him aslha Rreat man 81 ihe
Aammlaination. He wAB manv wenka
preparing ths letteF whieh Sc wrcfe =
oecfelafy Lamar, ana wkish nroe6tra
ne reply vhich has inGt been prlnied.
70 ehou mas time was taken "a III pfs-
paratlon, y may Be- said that the lelloe
vas originally dated Ia OoanbnF. hnf
pcnl1xo4e bed been drawn ihronnh a.
word ana November written Shnrn.
tnelo wore between forty and nflp
PAGES oL TIE lister, and ths manF -.
Visions lss author Qaye are evident fsom
n1msfoaa intaEiineations On every pane.
@Anza wmETma A nB41g.
AEw Xonz, Nov. M.--A washington
lpe1.al % TIE Pest says thai Land Can.
missioner SPARKS b to-day husy af ~
SAX u We ineeFioR department. wlisinu
nla answer s. SecletARy Lamar. IA
ltaeea thhs ka Will give hie letter au ar
ananelaied prGsa When eunplateR. hnt
lnat BE wtll make no prior s.aiamon4 Is
Any one as 70 tie nature Of hll en9Wsr.
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xznm IzzTuns Sonm Tan Fn1smpaE saxz
os1m nkz'a oossR.

% IL BAYS QoesiRs
WAnnEMaxuM, Nov. I&.--Amena poll
tisians of fke city and aiso euboFdlnaan
eEaosrs - TIE inlgElsF 1sz4rlDen4 -
topie q eo1Esllaiien f1s - pzEf dlT oF
t4s haa be11 osc11fafy LamoE'u istssE
% C1znmlaIIunsI 8D4rtA anns1neIaa %
ahs laltaE thzf 9ithGl he Is Ghe Gacg4tAEs
mast InaE1 he 6nD4HazasnA Bp1rks i
sspgroad y bs q a his eqieis aoe ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

WAsEr0Tos, Nov. if.-ArRnmeni Ia
The virginia habeas corpus Gases bsean
II ths United States %, ,resne oourt lbls
afternoon. kx BenaioT O0nklina
opened IN behalf Of she atats and was
followed b. Wm. Z. Rsyali Tor tha
hondhofdaFa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

The s0nbrs hearse wRs standing
patient ct The curb, When ahe tall, state
u form Of Qspt. Black, tbs anarchists
chief counsel, vas seen steppiDg oui
through ths fhxone ct the Spisg thresh-
old. Supported on bis arm, With head
piilowed on his shoulder, was q cling.
inR, RiKlish figure, Glad In eFaps from
head 60 foot, q picture Of utter Voc.
she was oomplekely veiled from sight.
insanity the whisper was heard on
every sfde. There she ia;n "There's
Nina Van Zandk;n "Thaa,s epies'a
Wife, Il was not Gil the coian had
hsnp placed IN khe hearse, and the im-
mediate mournsfs had formed Ia ranks
ahead, that the crowd discovered IL
mistake. Seated IN the hrzt carriage,
eitkoui sign Of mourning IN heR ap-
parel, o. . single traos Of grief on her
pale, set eountenance. vas @ hgnre
whose face was unmigfAkAely thai Ok
Epies's youthful proxy brides but u had
suddenly acquired dignity and . hard
ness that gave an zniookod for Eepeliant
aspect 10 0ns Of her years. Aside from
this expression the ehapely features
wore q peculiar yelloaish palloE. 10
niay have been The mere fancy Of the
observers, bot those Who saw she face
Of Spias as be tsod 70 bis plaee on the
eaIlowB say the palloF on bic couute-
nance was exactly Ike that on Nina
Van Zandf's. She was appaEeled In .
pell-woRr, fur-tEimmed wrap OF dark
vine o0ioEsd or purple velset, very
simply mads dssss Of black silk, and .
suaall neat bonnst, 20 match the wrap.
While the crowd were recovering
from their surprise At Miss Yan Z.ndps
dameanor and dress, the black clad girl.
Who had accompanied Captain Black
tuio the sane carriage with spies'e
pseudo wife, threw back her veil and
disclosed tie teAE-stained features OF the
dead man's sister Gretchen. Alcne-
side her, and apparently deriving some
consolation from the words OF cheer
spoksn now and then. sat the aged
mother Of Spies. who seemed 10 have
rather better control Of her grief than
the daughter.
Ths band soon struck up mournfal
dIrRe, and The procession was Joined at
lhe homes Of Fischer, Parsons, Engel
and LinaR by their remains and the
portions Of the parade which originated
at each house. The scenes af each OF
the houses we're somewhat similar TO
shaaa AZ kiufnnsa houe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

The most STRIKING view Of the pro-
cessinn vaa obtained Is the corner o.
Lake and Desplaines streets. for Il
brouahl 90 vividly 30 mind the scenes
Of May 4. 1855, when the bomb vas
thrown. Il vas lust las O'clock when
The head Of the line reached the SPOT.
AZ the corner q the saloon and hall Of
Oharlea Zeuf, anarchist. u vas IN
lhls saloon that PaFsous took bis wife
sna childran after be had finished his
sr,eaoh AZ the HaymaKtst. and where
akav nna when kbe bomb wa4 thr0Wu-
Two hundred feet sOatb Of the corner vas
ne plnes where stood the wagon fKom
which episs and his cemssdes oelivefe1
thefr harran1uaB and co1nsele4 tne
thFoislina Of the Law: AEo neee, zoe.
vas the ollsy from which the kissing
and fatal bomb YES buried into ne
ranks Of tie pcltca. a hisie teEtees
south b ths spos where TIE missile tell
and did e1eh ewful deseFuc1ion- Wa
| tt by aocidsut Or design tbat the parade
wound around this historic eorneff waa
4 question asked by HUNDREDS.
And che une OF mAFeh sook tns
/ marunina army Of gympathizsrs oifecs
/ b past 0rief's hall, IN ne bssemeol o.
Wntc0 . Nfo4F ut o4a1o44A.e e11~ -
hold nioktly caufssenee and tnstFos.
4 nnnh other ID the uae Of dynamite Anc
cgacsEes the mannAl Of The army.
AZ the hcaF above mentioned TIE mrs
Iine of man e0ald Be seen crossing thl
Dserlainae atreet visd1et, Wheres II
is76 8 bloody eRht took plaee belvesE
IA poline snd raflroad stEfksfa. Thar
wna no advanae auar3 Of police. Cafe
Marshal Hepp. waih tw0 aidta. led q
WNv. They were no red but simpl1
h,eck elotkes and cFBpe 90 their arms
Thnn cane Q brilliantly dressed corp
81 mnafcianas As this band passeI
Rsufss nnll, whieh was cpen and 6ilss
via drinkin9 mou. it stEuek a. diFRs
a. dsd b fact essFy band fn tAe process
eiun, and thsrs weEs a isast Afteen Q
tfhaD.
Roliouine ths Ar1i ooEps a. masieian
walked ths dafense oomUiktes. the ma
who had charge cg ooliealinR the fund
Win whkeh q wNs bnpad 90 asFs the an
arehigas frum thats fate. GeoFee Schil
HER ID The eemmitles 4nd csETied /
- hanas ~ eorAl tFibste.
RnIlouinR thsm EAfehed. eigA
ahranrk naarig 90 usm1eFs az AuroE
Tnsn Verskn, a. waieh Sptes waa
msmhaK. Tha wAnle Boeie9y did nc
tnrn oEl, na DAay 1emb3Es afe not /
lsymea1ky WlIh nnAFsby.
Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

M0NTnHA1., Nov. 10.--GeoErs Giephen
has started fot New York, Whsnea ha
viii sail foF Enaland on the umbrln.
His visit viii be fully oeoupIsd 81 aioaa
ina q contfaet for three neW steamefn
thai are % pig beiufen YasoougeT Ard
Japan. These steamers wiIl each ooat
el.OooOco. Ihe GoveFnment Subsidy
amounts 70 e1o0000. which Il eonni 10
10 per cent on the coat of eho steamers.
90 that they aFe protectod aaninsi loss
sboold they only meet With fair onooesa.
Wni Aeeepss
NEw YonK, Nov. i1.-A Waahinaion
special states tkai Don Al. Diohsnaon.
ef Michisnn, hae notified tha pgnaidant
thai be viii acoept the posiaien of Doat-
master general.